Greg Feldberg

Greg Feldberg is a Lecturer in Management at the Yale School of Management. Previously, he served as a Research Scholar at the Yale School of Management and Director of Research for the Yale Program on Financial Stability. Before joining the Yale Program on Financial Stability, Feldberg spent six years at the Office of Financial Research, where he led the office’s annual Financial Stability Report and other publications. He also worked as Director of Research at the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission and held a 10-year research and financial analyst role at the Federal Reserve Board. His research focuses on financial stability, macroprudential policy, and financial crisis management.

Greg Feldberg is a financial stability researcher at Yale School of Management, focusing on macroprudential policy, regulation, and stress tests. His work analyzes the causes and consequences of financial crises, with a particular emphasis on the 2008 financial crisis and its regulatory implications. Feldberg's research explores how macroprudential tools can enhance financial stability, including stress testing frameworks and liquidity coverage ratios. He also investigates the role of credit risk transfer mechanisms and the impact of monetary and fiscal policies on financial systems. His publications often address the challenges of systemic risk management and the effectiveness of regulatory responses to economic shocks.